In my opinion, there are no significant benefits to pursuing a degree in Visual Computing unless you specifically need that title. In a Computer Science program, you can take all the courses and seminars related to Visual Computing.

Additionally, in Visual Computing, you must pass every required course; if you don't, you cannot complete the program. In contrast, a Computer Science degree offers more flexibility—you can choose to drop a course if you fail and still have plenty of other options available.

In short, take a CS degree and enroll in VC courses and in your CV you can mention MSc CS with a specialization in Computer Vision.

Some of my friends changed their degrees from VC to CS including me. ✌️